ned picture of his deceased Duchess. Count of Troy sent an agent in order to see if the Duke is worthy to marry his daughter. The fact that he keeps the picture behind closed curtains and deems it a privilege to view the Duke?fs last Duchess illustrates his possessiveness and greed. ?gShe thanked men--good! But thanked somehow--I know not how--as if she ranked my gift of nine-hundred-years-old name with anybody?fs gift?h. This line lends to the setting by showing his greed and how he places himself above other men according to his possessions and can not believe that she had the audacity to place ?gthe Duke?h in the same category as other men. The physical setting of this poem is revealed by phrases such as ?g That?fs my Duchess painted on the wall?h and words like ?gcurtains?h and ?gDuke?h. ?gDuke?h itself makes one think of a beautiful castle with priceless furniture and art work. The use of curtains to cover up the Duchess?f picture implies that the Duke is hiding something. The phrase mentioned above informs all that the Duke?fs past wife is dead and that by putting her picture on the wall shows the love and devotion that he had for her and will have for his future wife. Where the words of the Duke imply that he shows dedication and warm heart for the Duchess the setting reveals the true character of the Duke. ?gDover Beach?h is a poem written by

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